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FOR SALE-LOTS

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oIa-er W las sss so -ses;
Ia, ssL II, 70 or sorrs S,Ds % c srsEri
's g; md Sd ''s sSoRssrftr ,.SH, sst'
IsolR os s,LEIoss sTs MAR Vt. Az Tor 90 NJ
ioa. soHS SHERMAN CO. i.os "a NO, Siq Sd
20: sAIE-oN Easy TERM SMALL LOIS OK
as ise 1er io6 s'-r So son ssHs1 M A.. 0'd
EoR sALh Why nEsiRAiaE lJo1. aIsioo
o.SS p Oar %.n,sS SSssfa bo is COS
I,oR sAIE-lii9 AND ii.i 2oTH SIR. UoTs
w.h CELLAR .ss sl ISS: T .s. sss "a
cS2f SficSS is' WISH sn, e b s 5000 m
I,oR SALEM FINEST Loc ALTON IN NORTH.
n e eS ,s ssc ss % sy ser o. short os trent.
81 900 isei Onsrrl lsSye Prisrs
oie-et. ~ s@Afp PLY
lyoR sALE-i9 LOTS. 43.4i2 FEFr. ON FikSF
# street Hciween I and N r4N., water sever sna
s r s So Shs hish s~sh sslee - pr cent %
oio-@ i0O" 81 L. -
I,oR sALLnRosslINN AGAIN 10 THE FORE
Tho finest Villa sizes yet offered. oVsflooklnr .u
others. 2 sere. each. only gents foot iSS-or.
wrong IN ,nrchssn' Toe Aanednci FFoe lsridi.e Tie
Memorial Bride and Nj Aernos svenue bound 20
os-im tn. slPaEKt 4 Co. Ioe.F-
lyoR SALE = DESIRABLE AND CHEAP Lf1Ts ~
Nw.k ave Dear lStp St es e. iront saOoo
North side Hillyer ave. 2ok'0 a alley ........ Loo
l2th ST. ne.- g gan, - $500
Sei a ns.r a. 3S,S s,ss3,y
An st, BET .as ss 3 sx party xaa * Is -
Whitney ave. near 18Th ST. couIai4a iieishi. .e
Washington Heights, cunn. ave. etrd. worth 81. sOr
os Al. BAXTER s MAcGoNkN, l00S 1910 y 81
l,OR sALE-FINE LOTS ADJOIN MING KAIoRANk
II onthe eaS;-Nc have for sale esNefal Emo bltldfs
at low figures situsted on tuAl bAuuu platesa
lying between Colun Ia road and kAlcrriuA ana near
the me residences OF Col. lruesdeil aud others
ol-2w THOs. FISHER 90, 1874 Fstn
I,oR sALE-LARGE NUMBER OF DEsIRNBLE
II building aots sdsoning the city, northeast lsins
ton. nne estate adjoining the city northeasi md
formerly the residence VI Joseph Gales. esq has ln
sutdyided into desirable building lot. aud No
addition Washington City and She streets and ave.
nues have been laid on, the scale and conne
directly Win the ciS streets AlnAdy i've hADd-ons
water will he furnished 60 those desiring baIdl
rriees from cents O. - yer foot accord
Taos fisa is a1 cS is asr% e, S s
-lm
JEST INyEsrMENTIN This CITY; $3.50 WIZ
11Day beautifully located building lots grade ~iiS
gas aud water street. In SQUARE lo.I Easy terms
II. A PHILLIPS SONS.
ss'-lm l42s New York ave-
VSoR sAIE-CHoICE LOTS
II At Forest Inn Park. Forest Glen
s17-lm 1000 fs,.nw
l,oR sALE-LoTs IN NEW SUBDIVISION Jrsr
n placed on the market at BroOkland Brook's sta
north of city. Low prices and easy terms Fr~t hce
and at INST prices. MAl.hkR q NILSSON A.-ents
lOvo 81 NV sl0-Im
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IAMxS DUM9ANrs WORLD KENowSEp ENG
- heh kns5noi tor cloupi1ix al kinds o. furniture
80 pl.nee ~ vlll clesn Ill trs ali scretcbeA
~ DIN ~ color ous, end i qzts perfectly IN one
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Base Hall.
Northwest and southwest.

10 tne < .-Lof @. lHE EvESISG STAR:
Please be so kind as 20 give me the following IN.
formation: What street Is the dividing line be-
tween the northwest ana southwest portions of
this city. SusscpIgER
III there were such a street as West Capitol
street corresponding the west side OF the Capi.
tol with East Capitol street on the east 1t would
form the dividing line between the northwes, and
southwest sections. As there IS no such street
the dividing line Is an Imaginary line running
through The Mall TO the river directly west from
the center OF the Capltol.-ED SrAR.l
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

HrxiS artificial eyes. Hemplers, ave-, cor. ~.
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CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
When I'm Want Of good smoke visit our
Cigar department.. You viii be sure to return.
M. &P: MEIzeER,
AT 9TH st. NV.
Harvey Ha. lust Returned
this morning from his famous oyster grounds
with an assortment OF the finest oysters seen In
Cor. 18th and Pa. ave.
Fine Colored Seamless Socks, pair Csc, at Auer-
bach's Furnish'g Machine Rooms. 9TH II. 1
Phillips Digestible Cocoa
Was served at International Medical Congress. 90
% Per Gallon, 15c. quart BOstIe, No. 1
Rye Whiskey, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail McGRRs. 9th near st. wSs
Gents, Fine Fall-style Hats, $3.50. at Auer-
bach's Furnishing Machine Rooms, 7th h.
Only Words Of Praise are given the In
use it remark 1t is the best Depot AZ 5tn stn.w.
Great reduction in Patent Medicines for cash
at Crswell's Drug Store, Cor. 18th and SITS,
north side. 9
s.Royal Gluo'' mends China, Glass, Wood,
&c.
Best Quality Blue Flannel Shirts at Auer-
bach's Furnishing and Machine Rooms, 9TH q b.
Try q Pound Of our Basket-fired Japan Tea.
CSC. M.&P. MErzaER,
AT 7th st. NV.
Handsome Gents Neckwear, 25, IS. & soc. at
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
Also Cottage Cottage Cheese and SuttermiiE: Sweet MIX
&c. per quart.
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Try Pound OF our Basket-fired Japan Tea.
only Soc. per pound; better than usually sold at
75c. NJ. 4 p. METzaER,
AT TIN st. q. ".
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RosgERIEs REPoRrxp.-Lillie Hayes reports the
larceny OF IS worth OF dress goods. VIM Wan-
stall reports the Larceny OF 8 worth OF carpet @.
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THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World -
onersd Tree 70 every new subscriber for year TO
the WEskLy STAR IL is a handsomely printed
book Vi Ash pages profusely illustrated, with more
than loo coiored maps and diagrams, ana contains
wealth OF general information. See advertise.
Gent " another column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-12

CUT The WOMAN IN TIE NECK WIFE KSIFE.-
An ARRAY recently took place between JAS Ward
aud Eliza Fox. both colored, on Pennsylvania
avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets northwest, In
which Ward cut the woman In the neck with q
knife, and made his escape at the time. Onicer
Middleton arrested him this morning AZ O'Clock.
To-Day, In the Police Court, the case was con-
ttnued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-12

Best Quality Blue Flannel Shirts at Auer-
bach's Furnishing and Machine Rooms, 9TH H.
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s.Royal Gluo'' mends China, Glass. Woo
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EOR sALE-HousEs.
II 20. Is, 42and a. Myr-
stn.e..b.h.. m-i.7r.& 500
S37 I'D st. NV h.h- :
2i5 to aaa 18th ST. - and
Ky. ave-. bet. = and \.
e. ave. Sc, f.h......4.00o
1884. 1914 4th stn.w-
81 n; 81 81 55-;;;.: :.y 5000
Isl. 1873 Pierce st.nw.
1861 ui. II is;63 Linden ' 1T
NV. bh. Or. .......3 600
21oo W. ave. n.w., b. h.
Recommendation
Ola 9th st. ne. FIJI.
4si. 4ss Rid Ridge st. NV. %"
III. 3r ..............2.5o0
b., 4r.......-......2,40O
1g Myrtle st. ne. bib.
4ct. 400 s. Gsp....s.v.. eoO
tn, Or ,.............2 000
l3 Myrtle st. n-e.,b.h-
si S dis Marion .lisS oo0
NV th., Ar. 900
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Great reduction in Patent Medicines for cas-
at Criswell's Drug Store, Cor. 18th and = SITS
north side, 8
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(.IvIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ ano AnSwers. send loo. 20 book stores or 70
D ". FLYNN, A. NJ, W. Institute,
Z0-Im. Southwest cor 18th aud X sta n. v.
IN ACCOUNT on THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
Ous are now prepared 70 pay full value tor Gents
second nana Caothing. Ad<lress or call st yUsTh's
0sa ss.eo. 01e % nv. s30-toSld
A & D-1F YOU WANT CANDY FOR YoCR
Ne Oo!gn. 6ore Threat he, buy candy II You war.
msllcinsl 1rogS to cure the trouble bug RINkIcifs
AaDM ~ oSo1LL OkOfS slo-lIn
buyers Of coal and wood tocsll on him tor pr1csa
lscs,es unsSxyssssd y any arm IN The coal oa.,-
ofnces-2l " A q n . snc coz. Sth aud Z sta NV.
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OSE % TIE RARE OPPORTUNITIES Of obtaining
b1tdlng los IN the finest residence portion OF the
CIV presents itself IN the sale OF two rne lots on
LODI street, near street northwest. These lots
escn nave troat OF 20 q IL feet, and have the ali
snesss o. as me parking as there Is In the city.
sale on Thursday az ) o'csoek See adyertisepaent
ior particulars.
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@ Q St MYTH. 5r.sl.50o
24oo 20 2io4 Column
blaa,e, n.w........l LOO
l4ltt Sampson St n.
W. Lh.. Or. 500
l43o SAMPSON IT. NV,
fh., Or ............l 800
9ol 20 3o7 V ST nv
b.h.. 1r..............l.50Q
Alley. bet. 9TH and 9TH,
q and q SITS. s.e., b.h-,
" ';o..":......, LOU
sos 10th II. &C.. bib,
80 - ID st ne. iii. Fri . 30
$50 sth st. n e.. & b,
r.............-.....l 800
$50 Grant ave. NV. 100
Alp Sd ct. n-e..fh..2rl 900
Sc. cor y. {. ave. and
14th st. sc FIJI. 1r 1000
los. 10 B'd'y st. nv,
SIS ID st. 5 e, 1 h. 5r SOC. 500
y aliey. n. Cap. st. NV.
| Alley, 6e,. I'd and 2.,h. oo
l. aud Al sts.n.w.. f.h., .
4r.............-...-...-5Oo
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Fine Colored Seamless Socks pair Csc, at Auer.
bach,s Furnish,R 4 Machine Rooms, 7th Il.
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in Id. "Ward" prints, 4Oc. per ID.
Also Cottage Cheese and Butterm1lk; sweet MILK
&c. per quart.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
n osT-A BLACK AND WHITE COLLIE DOG, AN
II swels name u 'shep." Wore . collar with
owners name engraved tn reo Liberal reward IL re-
turned to h J. LAUCK. 2oS 9Th ST. = W. or GA y
st n. ". lts
O51-OCTOBER l0TH-WHITE AND LEMON
~ Pointer Dog Answers 10 name Nick: leather col
lsx tag 4SS Suitable reward II returned TO JOHN T.
GIVEN, rs lOth u. NV. ol1-2ts
II OsT-YESTERDAY AFTERNOON, IN THE
~ square bet 1lth and 18th, Maas.chusekss ave and
i ST. childs brown ana white checked Cost trimmed
with velvet Reward II returned 20 ol6 1assacnu-
eette ave NV. ol1-2rs
OST- TEN DAYS ago. BLACK AND TAN
IL Terrier long ears: tail broken end; answers by
name q jerry Return 4sS q 1t . W.. aud Be
NNaxoeo. oll-3r
EOuND-oN ! ST. NEAR 18Th. A POCKET
- book. containing sum Of money and fiuG Owner
can obtstn ssme At 1915 o. n ". oIO-3ts
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CITIZENS Association ORG ,SIZEp.-A meet
io- OF the North Capitol, BOun1lIy and adjacent
streets association was held las evening at the
church corner or 3ru and L streets northwest
constitution was adopted, IN which the objects OF
the association arr stated to b. the improvement
Of that section, and the meetings fixed for the
first Tuesday In each month The following
Officers We're elected; ID. A. Drisc0lL. PRESIDENT;
Wm. H. Moeher, vice president; A. G. stevens
secretary. and F. pahle, trustee.
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MARRIAGE LICExsES.-Narrfage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the coIrf to Geo re
Bowman and klssia johnson. both OF Fairfax
county, Va; John Daily and Kate Hickey: VIM.
Hoffman aud Catherine Phillips; Emanuel BlOut
and Fan0te LoweRbery: ". HerIn n Moxan OF
Hyattsy1lle, Nd, and Margaret A Grimes OF lie wis
burg. W. Va, Joseph johnson and Mary Louisa
Easton: Wm. Norman and Lettie Johnson; VIM.
Hamilton and Winnie Montgomery.
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ArcToS.-A rare opportunity win be presented
he1t riday TO buy at auction fouE new neat frame
Ecus-s located on 7Jh street road nearly opposite
tAe Seauetzen PARK See auction column for par
JlcQlarS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-12

Handsome Gents Neckwear, 25, IS, soc. at
Auerbach's Furn. 4 Machine Rooms, 9TH H. /
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The GE0RGE @. MEADE Posr, No. 8. G. A. r,
Nl.l yislt Philadelphia On the occasion OF the IN
yesnng OF General Aeadc's Statue, Tuesday,
Octooer 18th, leaving VIA the Pennsy wanna RAIL-
mad az IL 10 p. m MONDAY. Confer with Mr. L
y Fletcher, COMMANDER, regarding special rates
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ELECTION or oFficxRs--At the regular meeting
OF The Washington Micruscopical society, held
list evening, e following officers were elected:
Dr. Z. T. Caldwell, president; . l. Radcliffe VICE
PRESIDENT: j. " Lamb. corresponding secretary,
L A BInoca, recording secretary, and Mr.. +. +.
CHAPMAN, treasurer.
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Only Words Of Praise are given the In
vtncible Minnesota Patent Process Flour. All that
use 1t remark 1t is the best. Depot AT It'll stnw.
N. P. METZGER.
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HELD FOR TIE GRAND JCRY.-The case OF Geo.
Baekley. Douglas Gordon and Jno. Rufiin, colored
charged BY Osicer Rhodes vita entering Robert
Bars Carpenter shop on whitney avenue IN the
county, was heard In the Police Court today aud
they were held Tor the action OF the grand Jury.
The case Of Arthur jackson, charged with a pilni-
lar ofIcnss a. nolle pressed
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Afternoon Stock Market
New Yec1k Stock Exchange.

New YORK, April 27.-Uhe stock mar
ket took another turn to-day, with the
execution of s short period IN the early
morning was steady to firm Throughout,
althoughithe general list was sluggish
and for the most part featureless.
Prices atEhe opening ranged from Il to
II per cent. above last nights figures
for the general list. Weakness, how
ever, marked the early trading. and
Jersey Central. New England & Rich
moad and West Point broke badly,
though the remainder lost fractions on
the transaction being very large, the
decline vas choked before the end of
the first hour, and the market quieted
down, the volume of business showing
a steady decrease until the last hour,
though slow but steady appreciation
of values took place. Decided strength
was shown in some of the specialties,
and IN the last hour the most positive
strength was shown in che general list
on increased business, and the close
was active and strong, :at or near the
best figures of the day. '
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Chicago Produce Markets.
CHICAGO, April 20.

OHlCAGO, April 70.
A sharp break in wheat occurred
at the opening on the Change this
morning. May delivery opened at
64H. then declined to 50, rallied to
1895, but closed easier. Other months
were ruling easier. Some. large lines
of wheat we're thrown on the market
during the excitement. Cash, S2L;
May, S2N; June, S31l.
Cornmaeaey; cash, 3734; May, 3SK;
June, 39sz.
Oats-weak; cash. 27A: May, 2756;
Pork-Ft-m; cash. 2050; May and,
June, 20.75.
Lard-Weak; cash and May, 6.87L;
June, 69714.
p.m.-Wheat was very weak again
this afternoon; May declined to 81A
and closed at 80; June closed at S2X.
Large quantities were thrown on the
market during the afternoon, and the
excitement at times was sharp.
AFTERNOON.
Wheat-LoEer; cash, S1K; May, 80;
June, 827s.
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Big Wheat Deal.

CHICAGO, April 27.-The big wheat
ueei showed evidences of going to pieces
tp-oay. 1t is possible the scare over
me possibility of squeeze" in the
May delivery has not entirely passed,
but certainly free selling by members
OF the bull clique frightened the grow
Ing class of small holders and developed
a panicky and uncertain feeling.
Selling was very free throughout the
entire day. This was especially true at
the opening, when the offerings were
very heavy. The starting price for
May delivery was 84L, but the values
dropped off so rapidly that parties hay-
Ing stop orders to fill could not execute
tnem at anywhere near limits given.
IL was not a matter of price. The
trouble was to find buyers. Everybody
was selling, and no one cared to buy,
and prices dropped II to n at a time.
Inc impression had gone out be-
lore the opening that the ''cliaue
were about to sell. and for
the first ten minutes, there was
scramble to realize seldom. witnessed
on change. May declined.2k cents to
~, while June declined l cent, and july
q, during the excitment, May dropped
TO II below June. though this premium
was subsequently narrowed down
again, when selling ceased to some
extent, and operators began to compare
notes, and they came to the conclusion
that some firms identified with the
Clique had bought freely of June and
this caused a tirmer feeling. May
advanced N, June n, and July a.
In the afternoon, however, selling was
again of q furious disposition, and
May dropped to 81A and closed for day
at 81 or "a cents lower than yesterday.
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COMMERCIAL.
Bullion.
NKw YORK. April 27.-Bsr silver, 961z.
Money Market.
Money. 4 a 5.

Money Market.
New YORK. April q.
Money. IS.
So LATER.
Money on call, easy, 9 20 5, closing
AZ.
Prime mercantile paper, 5 @ 5K.
Sterling exchange = Dull and firm
4.o61@4 86A for sixty day bills, 1854
for demand.
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syrup OF FiEs,

syrup OF FiEs,
manufactured by the California Fin
syrup Co., San Francisco, Cal, isEa
lures OWN True Laxative This pleas
sn1 california liquid fruit remedy ma,
DC naa OF A. Q! Smith d Co., at so cer T.
or IL, 1t Il the moot pleasant
prompt, and effective remedy known to-
cleanse tbs syatem to xct on the Liv.y
Kidneys, And Bowels gently vet thor.
suGAiy; to dispei Headaches, Colds. and
xsvsrs; % eurs Constipation. Indises-
hsa, and kindred tHs.
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LATER
New York General Markets.

New YORK, April 27.-Hops, quiet,
about steady; 7.O0@7.20: Califol mia,
7.0O@7.2l. Coffee, spot fair: Rio, firm
at 1917; options higher and fairly
active. Sales, $500 bags; April, 1875
@l5.05; May, IA so q 1905; June, 15 20
@ 1925; July, 1920 @ so; August
1870 q 1850; September, 10 45@15 20.
Sugar. quiet and steady; refined quoted
4!9c@4.92. Other articles unchanged.
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Are superior to any

Are superior to any
Yarnishes or Wood
Finishes in the
market, for the fol
wing reasons, viz:
They po SIS e g 81
more body, high
er lustre. greater
resisting prcper-I
ties to atmos-,
pheMc Influences
action of water
and alkali, are
more elastic, will
not scratch or
mar white, and
are more durable.
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Cornsmo:Easy; cash, s71z; May, So;
00atslFirm: cash, 262s; June, 2SH.
Barley-Nominal; 54L.
Whisky-1.IS.
Pork-May, lower, 2O.75.
dLardIEasy; cash. 6.S5 @6.S7ka
81 shoulders, 600 q 6.10; short clear.
$40 q sos; short ribs, $50.
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New York Mining sIarket.

New YORK, April 81 Mining shares
we're dull. The following closing prices
were bid: Sutro Tunnel :25 90, Santi.
ago 4.4G, Bodie 2.45, Consolidated Cali
fornia & Virginia 1850, Savage $50,
Security 500, Bulwer lbs. Eureka
6.12H, Ell Cristo 600, Gouid.& Curry A. 90.
Hale d Norcross 500, Houestake Is. co.
Horn Silver LILO, Iron Silver 2.7o, North
Belle Lste, S.12T.
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Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO, April q.
Catde-Receipts rs 900; heavy: 1e@15
lower; light, steady; fancy, 520@5 35;
shipping steers. 950to 500 pounds, 4 90
@ 5.@; stockers and feeders, 800 4.50;
Texas greasers, 1855.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; weak, 10@l5
lower; rough and mixed, 5000 500
packing and shipping, $40 q 600; light.
4.65 % 5.35.
sheep-Receip.s, 5 1000; strong ;wooled,
5.5OG3.55; shorn. 3.e4; western, 1000
40; Texans, 500 a 400.
Lambs-.0O a 600.
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Petroleum..

NEE Work, April 27.-Petroleum was
firm to steady, opening at64H; highest
65A; lowest, 81; closed, '65N. Sales,
All .00e barrels.
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LIVERPOOL. April q.
Wheat-Steady; new No. winter, rs.
I'd; No. spring. U.s.,
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Foreign Markets
Liverpool Grain Trade.

LONDON, April 27.-5 p. m.-The stock
market closed firm.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-12
when tine Reseryation d ~ ned.

AZ &
Washington, April l0th-A Dakota
man. who is on his way east to confer
with certain New York capitalists
stopped here a day or two since to ex.
hibit to q senator plans of a road now in
process OF construction in the great
territory in which both are interested,
He said that the northwest and the ter
ritoE1es OF Dakota and Montana were to
experience q boom in railroad building,
the like OF which the west had never
seen.
Why" said he, "before next winter
Dakota will be gridironed with new
roads. You know tina tho territory is
PRACTICALLY divided up by parallel roads.
Fol- two years past the plans have been
formui8ted and extensive surveys made
that look to north and south extensions
that will anewer for the purpose OF de7e-
looping the broad belts Of country lying
between the parallel lines. Anew road
IL soon to follow the Missouri river TO
Bismarck, starting at Yankton, while
aEosheT ioaTtuE sho JHm5a river tno OF
the Milwaukee g. st. Paul, will reach
Bismarck by o diagonal course. develop
ing the Coteau and Snake river valley
country. The most important enter.
PRISE IN southern Dakota, however, is
the proposed Duluth line, which
is to run diagonaily. southwest, passing
through Mitchell and croEsing the Mis-
SOUR river north of Yankton ahonid the
erSss Sioux reservation be opetsed, This
syaa q p ail5aSf been constructed nH
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-12
no Home nuie Tor Daixota.

Ipswich Gazette: Dakota pays
about $500, 600 annually to the general
government upon the internal revenue
tax. She pays the running expenses Of
the postctfice department and o surplus
into the treasury of the general govern.
ment. She pays as a tax on imported
goods hundreds of thousands OF dollars
annually. She has never received an
appropriation OF any consequence for
any public improvements within her
borders. And yet she is hardly allowed
to elect her own township constabIes.
She is given the privilege by congress
of electing what IS called a Legislature,
but lest she should abuse that privilege
congress has restricted its power, and
what few bills it does succeed in passing
are vetoed by a tool OF the u%nprincipled
and corrupt political party to which
Dakota owes all her wrongs. Man or
people lev secured their rights with
out demanding them. The submissive,
conservative policy will but tighten and
strengthen the chains OF bondage. Two
long years remain before q faint glim-
mer Of hope of statehood can reach us.
Why don't we kick?